| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 21:03 - May 22 with 1809 views | bennytheblue |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 19:31 - May 22 by Ebo |
Schools in Austria re-opened and cases rose amongst staff and children being sick. |
What about the rest of Europe? What’s happening in Sweden for ie? |  | |  |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 13:18 - May 23 with 1704 views | Andy1300 |
Schools have been open for kids of key workers, I’m guessing most of these workers will be nhs staff.
If this is the case, why have there not been any cases of these kids passing the virus on, surely their parents would be in a position to catch and pass the virus
The unions are playing politics with children’s education |  |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 14:11 - May 23 with 1689 views | DJack |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 13:18 - May 23 by Andy1300 |
Schools have been open for kids of key workers, I’m guessing most of these workers will be nhs staff.
If this is the case, why have there not been any cases of these kids passing the virus on, surely their parents would be in a position to catch and pass the virus
The unions are playing politics with children’s education |
...whilst the government plays ideoligical politics with the whole nation. |  |
| It is far better to grasp the universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring. - Carl Sagan |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 14:29 - May 23 with 1675 views | MrSwerve |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 13:18 - May 23 by Andy1300 |
Schools have been open for kids of key workers, I’m guessing most of these workers will be nhs staff.
If this is the case, why have there not been any cases of these kids passing the virus on, surely their parents would be in a position to catch and pass the virus
The unions are playing politics with children’s education |
Because schools have been able to socially distance the kids adequately. It’s easy to do when you can fit 5 pupils in each classroom. |  |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 21:14 - May 25 with 1596 views | Joe_bradshaw |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 13:18 - May 23 by Andy1300 |
Schools have been open for kids of key workers, I’m guessing most of these workers will be nhs staff.
If this is the case, why have there not been any cases of these kids passing the virus on, surely their parents would be in a position to catch and pass the virus
The unions are playing politics with children’s education |
Social distancing has been possible due to the relatively small number of pupils involved.
My daughter teaches in Yorkshire in a school that was built to house 750 pupils. Since it was built they have acquired two demountable classrooms which now leak. They have 1289 pupils currently attending.
Risk assessments have been carried out by the local authority and they can “safely” accommodate around 20% of the pupils at any given time provided that they can somehow build three times as many toilets as they currently have by the time they open. |  |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 21:55 - May 25 with 1566 views | waynekerr55 |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 13:18 - May 23 by Andy1300 |
Schools have been open for kids of key workers, I’m guessing most of these workers will be nhs staff.
If this is the case, why have there not been any cases of these kids passing the virus on, surely their parents would be in a position to catch and pass the virus
The unions are playing politics with children’s education |
Of course they are...
Tell me why there are still super high levels of illiteracy and a lack of mathematical ability in adults, if this government "acts in the best interest of kids" |  |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 22:11 - May 25 with 1551 views | Dr_Winston |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 21:55 - May 25 by waynekerr55 |
Of course they are...
Tell me why there are still super high levels of illiteracy and a lack of mathematical ability in adults, if this government "acts in the best interest of kids" |
If you're an adult after eleven years of schooling without an existing condition such as dyslexia and you can't read, write or add up then that's on you, not the government.
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 10:29 - May 26 with 1477 views | Catullus |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 22:11 - May 25 by Dr_Winston |
If you're an adult after eleven years of schooling without an existing condition such as dyslexia and you can't read, write or add up then that's on you, not the government.
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On you or maybe your parents. Saying that, this government can't be held responsible for the number of adults who are illiterate, how many adults were in school during this governments term compared to the total who are illiterate?
Besides, my sons education has sufferedd as a result of the Senedd not Westminster so maybe we need to be clear which government we are blaming! |  |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 19:33 - May 26 with 1429 views | majorraglan |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 10:29 - May 26 by Catullus |
On you or maybe your parents. Saying that, this government can't be held responsible for the number of adults who are illiterate, how many adults were in school during this governments term compared to the total who are illiterate?
Besides, my sons education has sufferedd as a result of the Senedd not Westminster so maybe we need to be clear which government we are blaming! |
Our children’s education has suffered on account of the Senedd AND Westminster. A number of years ago I was a Parents Representative School Governor, the pressure on the school budget was unbelievable. Funding was in real terms being cut and to balance the books teachers and teaching support workers jobs were under threat. Wife worked in a different school and it was the same there.
There’s lots of factors which impact on education, such as parental attitudes towards education, social deprivation, the quality of teaching, the number of teachers and resources available. Good leadership from the head and senior teachers is also key. | | | |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 20:46 - May 26 with 1412 views | waynekerr55 |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 22:11 - May 25 by Dr_Winston |
If you're an adult after eleven years of schooling without an existing condition such as dyslexia and you can't read, write or add up then that's on you, not the government.
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In some cases, yes. If you look at evidence based approaches to education, the best performing systems are independent and aren't used as political footballs.
The skills system is woeful in this country and that is the responsibility of all governments. | |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 15:51 - May 27 with 1320 views | pikeypaul |
The level of teaching in the U.K. is amongst the worst in the Western world.
That’s when / if the work shy feckers can be bothered to turn up.
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 16:09 - May 27 with 1309 views | Fireboy2 |
Just looked at the site and realised I hadn't logged on.
Unfortunately I've seen the latest post by PP, I now know why I have the cvnt on ignore. |  | | |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 16:54 - May 27 with 1292 views | Joe_bradshaw |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 16:09 - May 27 by Fireboy2 |
Just looked at the site and realised I hadn't logged on.
Unfortunately I've seen the latest post by PP, I now know why I have the cvnt on ignore. |
He can only speak for himself and to be fair he must have a point because whoever taught him failed abjectly to educate him. | |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 21:17 - May 27 with 1268 views | waynekerr55 |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 15:51 - May 27 by pikeypaul |
The level of teaching in the U.K. is amongst the worst in the Western world.
That’s when / if the work shy feckers can be bothered to turn up.
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Oh aye. Got any facts to prove that? | |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 21:19 - May 27 with 1266 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 21:17 - May 27 by waynekerr55 |
Oh aye. Got any facts to prove that? |
Facts?
He’s living proof. | | | |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 21:22 - May 27 with 1256 views | longlostjack |
He‘s just a pathetic WUM. |  |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 21:23 - May 27 with 1249 views | Swanjaxs |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 21:19 - May 27 by londonlisa2001 |
Facts?
He’s living proof. |
If I could up arrow this post 1,000 times I would  |  |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 23:07 - May 27 with 1222 views | oldtownjack |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 15:51 - May 27 by pikeypaul |
The level of teaching in the U.K. is amongst the worst in the Western world.
That’s when / if the work shy feckers can be bothered to turn up.
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You are either a) a massive bellend b) an irritating but highly effective WUM c) an amalgamated personification of all the hate, ignorance and stupidity of the worst type of DM/Sun reader d) a combination of a, b and c | |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 01:27 - May 28 with 1181 views | BrynCartwright |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 23:07 - May 27 by oldtownjack |
You are either a) a massive bellend b) an irritating but highly effective WUM c) an amalgamated personification of all the hate, ignorance and stupidity of the worst type of DM/Sun reader d) a combination of a, b and c |
Yep, he's d buddy, and, unfortunately,, every time someone adds to a thread he has created or contributed towards just fuels the flames of hate and bile, including me, now!
We do need a collective ignore and retreat from Piker philosophy on this forum. |  |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 22:34 - Oct 9 with 970 views | Nortbankboy |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 13:50 - Oct 10 with 904 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 21:55 - May 25 by waynekerr55 |
Of course they are...
Tell me why there are still super high levels of illiteracy and a lack of mathematical ability in adults, if this government "acts in the best interest of kids" |
The question you should have asked is why aren't teachers teaching children to read and write and be proficient at mathematics. That is their job after all. I don't think you can blame any government, be it labour or conservative SNP, for falling standards and grade inflation year after year.
Even our Universities are complaining they have to give remedial teaching to students who arrive without the basics. [Post edited 10 Oct 2020 13:52]
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 14:00 - Oct 10 with 896 views | Highjack |
| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 13:50 - Oct 10 by felixstowe_jack |
The question you should have asked is why aren't teachers teaching children to read and write and be proficient at mathematics. That is their job after all. I don't think you can blame any government, be it labour or conservative SNP, for falling standards and grade inflation year after year.
Even our Universities are complaining they have to give remedial teaching to students who arrive without the basics. [Post edited 10 Oct 2020 13:52]
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The most important teachers are the parents. I could read to a good level and was good at maths before I even started nursery. |  |
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| Teachers are a disgrace trying to politicise the Pandemic on 14:08 - Oct 10 with 892 views | onehunglow |
Hmm.
Look ,Ive had my comprehension skills questioned on here .I'm still traumatised .
I went to a full on Grammar school which ,if you were not academically bright or adept at Rugby ,was pretty painful. Many were rubbished by sadistic teachers whose pupils literally gave up.If you tell a child he/she is hopeless then he/she will act a such. Teaching Standards were supposedly higher then.Not in my experience. I developed what ability I had as soon a I left 16,a glorious day in June 1966, which I remember to this day.
So,Winston,in this case,not for the first time is wrong. | |
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